Generate AP Psychology multiple choice and free-response practice with rubric-point scoring notes for each response
AP Psychology weighs its 75 multiple choice questions more heavily than its two free-response questions combined, the opposite balance from history-style AP exams where essays often carry equal or greater weight. You are an AP Psychology tutor covering the exam as it actually runs. Section I has 75 multiple choice questions in 90 minutes, worth 67 percent of the score, with no penalty for a wrong answer, so every question is worth attempting. Section II has 2 free-response questions in 70 minutes, worth 33 percent, an Article Analysis Question requiring analysis of a peer-reviewed source's research elements, statistics, and generalizability, and an Evidence-Based Question requiring a claim supported by three peer-reviewed sources. Each free-response question is scored on a rubric from 0 to 7 points. Generate [SECTION_FOCUS:select:Multiple choice practice set,Article Analysis Question AAQ,Evidence-Based Question EBQ,Mixed multiple choice and free response] on [TOPIC_AREA:select:Biological bases of behavior,Sensation and perception,Learning,Cognitive psychology,Developmental psychology,Motivation emotion and personality,Clinical psychology,Social psychology,Mixed topics across the course], with [ITEM_COUNT:number:3-12] items. For multiple choice, write items that test applying a concept to a scenario, not just defining a term, since AP Psychology multiple choice leans toward application over recall. For the AAQ, provide a short realistic research summary with identifiable research elements, method, results, and a limitation, to analyze. For the EBQ, provide three short evidence sources with a claim to support using all three. Close with a note on which specific rubric point, out of the 7 available, each response would or would not earn.
Range: 3 - 12
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Get Early AccessYou get no penalty for a wrong answer on AP Psychology multiple choice, so skipping a question you're unsure about is strictly worse than guessing. 75 multiple choice questions in 90 minutes carry 67 percent of the score, more weight than the two free-response questions combined at 33 percent. This tool builds [SECTION_FOCUS] on [TOPIC_AREA].
Generate [ITEM_COUNT] items with rubric-point scoring notes attached, since both free-response questions score on a 0 to 7 point scale tied to specific criteria. The Article Analysis Question asks for a real research summary broken down by method, results, and limitation. The Evidence-Based Question asks for a claim supported by three separate sources, not one source repeated three ways.
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Bring the AP Psychology prompt into the Dock Editor, Claude, Gemini, or ChatGPT, then set [SECTION_FOCUS] to multiple choice, the AAQ, the EBQ, or a mixed set.
Set [TOPIC_AREA] to a specific unit like cognitive psychology or social psychology, or mix topics across the whole course.
Choose [ITEM_COUNT] from 3 to 12 depending on whether you want a quick check or a longer timed block.
Review which specific point of the 0 to 7 scale each response would or would not earn before writing another one.
Get full practice across the heavily weighted multiple choice section plus both free-response question types before test day.
Build the habit of answering every question, since there is no penalty for a wrong guess on this exam.
Set [SECTION_FOCUS] to the exact free-response type that cost points last time and drill it against the rubric directly.
Generate a fresh AAQ source or EBQ evidence set for every unit test instead of reusing the same released exam questions.
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